
Bombetta
Coccinella
Cannella
Grande magazzino
Muffin
Rolling stones
Daydreamer
Magda and BasBleu are looking for ‘english’-called things without being so: thetrifle is not an English soup, and it really isn’t a soup at all!
Does someone remind something like this in every language of every countries!
If these things are also eatable things, it would be really better!
El Corte Inglés, the English horn
Some ideas:
-A link to wikipedia: www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornoinglese
Please note that the English horn is not an English horn at all, because it comes from
- Besides, the great Corte Inglés ! The best known mall brand in
www.elcoteingles.es….
Then, something more particular, but anyway English, as :
-scottish shower
-scotch: it may mean both whisky and tape, but it means ‘scottish’ in both meanings
- Irvine Welsh, a writer ( it means someone coming from whales
Then, the english thoroughbred ( you can eat it, if tou want!) and and the analogy with the Russian salad, that isn’t Russian at all!